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torture as gallows to execute in rakevet and other prisons
Quds News - Dec 8, 2025
{As Media Focuses on Ben-Gvir’s Death Penalty Push, Israeli Media Reveals Israel Has Already Killed 110 Palestinian Detainees Under Torture
While Israeli media debates a new death penalty law for Palestinian hostages and detainees, the Israeli outlet Walla reports that Israel has already murdered 110 detainees under severe torture inside its prisons. Occupied Palestine (QNN)- Israeli media outlet Walla published new data that challenges the ongoing political focus on a proposed death penalty law for Palestinian hostages. While Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir pushes to pass the law, Walla reports that Israel has already murdered 110 Palestinian hostages and detainees under torture inside Israeli detention centers. Walla described the figure as a record high compared with previous decades. The report follows last week’s findings by Israel's Public Defender’s Office, which documented a sharp decline in the health of Palestinian hostages due to harsh incarceration conditions. The National Security Committee is set to advance the death penalty bill today for its second and third readings. Ben-Gvir plans to attend the session, calling the legislation his party’s “baby.” The Prisoners Affairs Ministry reported in 2015 that 187 Palestinian hostages died between 1967 and 2007. Israel held around 11,000 Palestinian hostages and detainees as of October 2024, many abducted during the genocide.} Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66846&slug=as-media-focuses-on-ben-gvirs-death-penalty-push-israeli-media-reveals-israel-has-already-killed-110-palestinian-detainees-under-torture

Al Jazeera - Dec 8, 2025 - By Caolán Magee
{Condemnation as Israel raids UNRWA HQ in East Jerusalem, removes UN flag
Israeli forces have raided the headquarters of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) in occupied East Jerusalem, seizing items and replacing the UN flag with Israel’s flag. In a statement on X, the agency’s commissioner-general, Philippe Lazzarini, said Israeli police, accompanied by municipal officials, forcibly entered its compound in Sheikh Jarrah early on Monday morning. “Police motorcycles, as well as trucks and forklifts, were brought in and all communications were cut. Furniture, IT equipment and other property was seized,” he said. “The UN flag was pulled down and replaced with an Israeli flag.” UNRWA has not used the building since the beginning of the year after Israeli authorities ordered the agency to vacate all of its premises and halt operations inside Israel. Lazzarini said this follows “months of harassment that included arson attacks in 2024, hateful demonstrations and intimidation, supported by a large-scale disinformation campaign, as well as anti-UNRWA legislation passed by the Israeli parliament in breach of its international obligations”. Israel barred UNRWA from operating on its soil after claiming some employees had participated in the Hamas-led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023. UNRWA denied the allegations, while in October the International Court of Justice (ICJ) found that Israel’s allegations against UNRWA were unsubstantiated. Still, Israel’s claims prompted the United States, historically UNRWA’s largest donor, to suspend funding. UNRWA was forced to repatriate its international staff from Gaza and the occupied West Bank, severely limiting aid distribution at a time when Palestinians are facing extreme shortages of food and shelter amid Israel’s genocidal war on the Gaza Strip. In October, the ICJ issued an advisory opinion reaffirming Israel’s legal obligation to support UN relief efforts in Gaza, including those carried out by UNRWA, and to cooperate with UN agencies operating in the occupied territories.
‘A dangerous precedent’
Lazzarini condemned the latest attack on UNRWA as a direct violation of international law, saying it showed “a blatant disregard of Israel’s obligation as a United Nations Member State to protect & respect the inviolability of UN premises”. While Israel has attempted to strip the compound of its UN status, Lazzarini said its actions have no legal effect. “However, whatever action taken domestically, the compound retains its status as a UN premises, immune from any form of interference,” he said, adding that Israel is a signatory to the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the UN. UNRWA is the largest humanitarian organisation operating in Gaza and the West Bank, and also provides schooling, healthcare, social services and shelter to millions of Palestinian refugees across the Middle East. For Palestinians, the agency’s existence is tied to their internationally recognised right of return to homes from which they or their families were expelled during the creation of Israel in 1948. The raid comes amid Israel’s continued genocidal war on Gaza. According to health officials in Gaza, the total number of people killed in Israeli attacks stands at at least 70,365, with 171,058 others wounded.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/12/8/condemnation-as-israel-raids-unrwa-hq-in-east-jerusalem-removes-un-flag

Quds News - Dec 8, 2025
{Israel Spied on US Personnel at Gaza Ceasefire Center, Report
Israeli agents spied on US personnel inside the US’s Civil-Military Coordination Center (CMCC), prompting a sharp warning from a top American commander, according to a Guardian report.
Occupied Palestine (QNN)- Israeli agents carried out wide surveillance on US forces stationed at the Civil-Military Coordination Center (CMCC), which monitors the Gaza ceasefire, according to a report by The Guardian. The leaks say US commander Patrick Frank summoned his Israeli counterpart and told him, “The recording has to stop here.” The meeting came after Israel collected intelligence on American personnel working inside the CMCC. Officials and visitors from other countries raised concerns that Israel was recording inside the center. Some were warned not to share sensitive information because it could be captured and exploited. The United States Army declined to comment on the surveillance reports, and the Israeli military also refused to comment on the request to stop recording, saying discussions inside the center were not classified. The CMCC was created in October to monitor the ceasefire, coordinate aid, and plan Gaza’s future under a 20-point plan linked to Donald Trump. It operates inside a multi-story building in the industrial zone of Kiryat Gat settlement, about 20 kilometers from Gaza. During this period, Israel continued to restrict food, medicine, and humanitarian shipments. The full blockade created famine in Gaza.
When the center began operating, some US and Israeli outlets suggested Israel had handed authority over aid-entry decisions to Washington. But two months after the ceasefire, a US official said Israel still controlled Gaza’s perimeter and the flow of goods. The CMCC includes disaster-relief experts and logistics teams from the US, many of whom arrived motivated to open new supply routes. They soon discovered that Israeli restrictions, rather than engineering obstacles, blocked their work. Dozens left within weeks. Diplomats said internal discussions helped pressure Israel to adjust some banned-items lists, including tent poles and water-purification chemicals. But other basic goods, such as pens and paper needed to restart schools, remained prohibited without explanation. The center brings together military planners from the US, Israel, the United Kingdom, and the United Arab Emirates. No Palestinian humanitarian or civil organizations are represented, and the Palestinian Authority is also excluded. Attempts to include Palestinians via video calls were repeatedly cut off by Israeli officials, according to the report. US planning documents avoided using the words “Palestine” or “Palestinians,” referring instead to “Gazans.” Diplomats and aid workers inside the CMCC expressed deep concern about remaining involved. They fear the center could violate international law, exclude Palestinians from shaping their own future, and operate without a clear international mandate. They also worry that withdrawing would leave decisions about Gaza entirely in the hands of Israel and US military planners who have limited knowledge of Palestine or the broader political context.} Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66848&slug=israel-spied-on-us-personnel-at-gaza-ceasefire-center-report

Al Jazeera - Dec 8, 2025
{Germany’s chancellor pledges staunch support in Israel
Germany’s Chancellor Friedrich Merz has pledged his country’s unwavering support for Israel in his first visit to the country since taking office in May. The trip comes two weeks after Germany resumed military exports to Israel, ignoring violations of the Gaza ceasefire.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2025/12/8/germanys-chancellor-pledges-staunch-support-in-israel

Al Jazeera - Dec 8, 2025
{Who is Ghassan al-Duhaini, Abu Shabab’s successor?
After Yasser Abu Shabab was killed, al-Duhaini has pledged to continue the Popular Forces’ campaign against Hamas.
As the chapter closes on Yasser Abu Shabab, 32, the “Popular Forces” militia leader who appeared in Rafah during the war and was widely viewed as a collaborator with Israel, Ghassan al-Duhaini has been named his successor. Soon after Abu Shabab was killed last Thursday, reportedly during a family dispute mediation, al-Duhaini, who was said to be injured in the same altercation, appeared in a video online dressed in military fatigues and walking among masked fighters under his command. But who is Ghassan al-Duhaini? Has he just appeared, or was he there all along? Here’s what we know:} Read all about it here: Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/12/8/who-is-ghassan-al-duhaini-abu-shababs-successor

Al Jazeera - Dec 8, 2025
{Celebrations in Gaza as Palestine qualifies for Arab Cup quarter-finals
Video shows crowds in Gaza celebrating after Palestine qualified for the Arab Cup quarter-finals. Palestinians waved flags, chanted songs and gathered around screens in a rare moment of joy amid the ongoing devastation.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2025/12/8/celebrations-in-gaza-as-palestine-qualifies-for-arab-cup-quarter-finals


The Sky Above Gaza
Quds News - Dec 8, 2025 - Opinion By: Nour Mohamed
{The Sky Above Gaza: Beauty Amid the Ruins Below After Two-Year Israeli Genocide
In Gaza, the sky often offers a kind of beauty that feels almost unreal when set against the landscape beneath it.
At dawn, soft pastels spill across the horizon, rose, amber, and pale blue blending gently over the Mediterranean. By night, when the city darkens, the sky, untouched and unbroken, appears vast, peaceful, and mesmerizing.
But below this beautiful canvas lies a very different reality.
Following the devastating two-year Israeli genocide, much of Gaza’s ground tells a story of destruction. Whole neighborhoods have been reduced to scattered concrete and twisted metal. Streets once busy with life now wind through rubble, collapsed buildings, and the remnants of shops, schools, and homes. The earth is littered with debris, dust hangs in the air, and the familiar landmarks that shaped daily life have been replaced by ruins. This contrast, the serene sky above and the shattered landscape below, creates a surreal duality. For many residents, looking upward is a momentary escape, a reminder of something still whole when so much around them is broken. The sky becomes a symbol of Palestinian resilience, a rare part of the environment untouched by the assault. Yet the ground reflects the harsh consequences of the genocide: displacement, loss, and the immense challenge of rebuilding. Children still look up and point at clouds shaped like stories. Adults sit near their tents at night, watching Venus or the arc of the Milky Way because there is no electricity to light their tents. In these small moments, the beauty of the sky becomes a quiet comfort. But the earth beneath them, scorched, shattered, heavy with the weight of Israel’s genocide, a landscape of survival and perseverance, where every piece of rubble once belonged to a memory, a family, or a dream. In Gaza, the sky is beautiful. The ground is broken. And between the two, life continues, fragile, determined, and waiting for a time when the view above and the world below can finally match in peace away from the Israeli occupation.} Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66849&slug=the-sky-above-gaza-beauty-amid-the-ruins-below-after-two-year-israeli-genocide

Al Jazeera - Dec 8, 2025 - By Simon Speakman Cordall
{Are Israel, Hamas entering the second phase of the ceasefire?
Israel has kept attacking Gaza during the first phase, so what will the second phase bring?
Hamas is expected to hand over the body of the last Israeli captive held in Gaza in the coming days and has commented that it would be open to discussing “freezing” its weapons to facilitate entering the second phase of the ceasefire. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that the second phase would be challenging to achieve but that it could begin as soon as this month. However, Israel has been attacking Gaza throughout the first phase, killing at least 360 Palestinians, and still restricts the entry of aid, with quantities allowed in far below what was agreed. So, how has phase one of the ceasefire gone? And what are the chances of it continuing into phase two?
Here’s what we know.
Has Israel observed the ceasefire?
No.
Since the ceasefire began on October 10, Israel has broken it more than 590 times, killing at least 360 Palestinians, and sending the total death toll in Gaza from two years of attacks above 70,000. Under the first phase – based on US President Donald Trump’s 20-point peace plan – Israel was required to halt its genocidal war on Gaza, pull back its troops, allow aid in, and exchange hundreds of Palestinian detainees for the remaining captives still held in Gaza. Speaking a month after agreeing to the ceasefire, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel’s war on Gaza “has not ended” and that Hamas “will be disarmed”. Throughout Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza, Israeli officials have been pledging to “destroy” Hamas and claiming that Israeli bombardment, which has killed mostly civilians according to Israel’s own tally, was to achieve that.
Palestinians in Gaza remain in limbo and suffering daily attacks.
Has Israel withdrawn its troops?
Under the terms of the agreement, Israel initially pulled its troops back behind what it called the “yellow line”. Running around the land edges of the Strip, the poorly demarcated yellow line separates the areas of Gaza controlled by the Israeli army and those controlled by Hamas. Hamas accuses Israel of pushing the yellow line further into Gaza “daily”, displacing those who find themselves on the wrong side and killing Palestinians, including children, approaching the unclear boundary.
Has Israel allowed aid in?
A full Israeli blockade on Gaza this year led to an engineered famine that was recognised by the UN-backed Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) in Gaza City in August. Since the ceasefire, Israel has allowed slightly more aid in, although far less than Gaza’s needs and what the agreement stipulated. Aid agencies are reporting that the situation remains desperate, despite cases of malnutrition starting to slow. UNICEF and partners in October identified nearly 9,300 children less than five with acute malnutrition, five times the level reported during a previous ceasefire in February. “A big portion of the goods coming in is commercial [not humanitarian] – meaning that big aid agencies, including UNRWA, aren’t getting there,” said Tamara Alrifai, the director of external relations for Gaza’s principal aid agency, UNRWA.
Is Israel really committed to this ceasefire?
Considering Israel’s past actions – including unilaterally breaking a ceasefire earlier this year and Netanyahu saying the war isn’t over – it is uncertain. According to many Netanyahu critics, much of the genocide Israel unleashed on Gaza has been shaped by his own political circumstances. But that makes him more reliant on the Trump administration, which supports the ceasefire, to protect him. “Israel has never had a leader in a weaker position, so the US will never have a better chance of pushing their deal through,” Yossi Mekelberg, a senior consulting fellow at Chatham House, said, listing the threats to the PM that Trump’s support might save him from. Netanyahu has petitioned Israel’s President Isaac Herzog to grant him a pardon in his ongoing corruption trial. Trump has also asked Herzog to pardon Netanyahu. Netanyahu can also use Trump as an excuse if his far-right government members are angered by an end to the war on Gaza. “Netanyahu can always shrug and say, ‘it’s not me, it’s Trump,'” Mekelberg said.
What’s planned for phase two?
Phase two of the deal concerns Gaza’s post-war governance. The most detailed framework so far has been the US-backed plan, now endorsed in part by the UNSC. The plan sets out a transitional phase in which Palestinian technocrats – not political factions – would run day-to-day governance. Their work would be overseen by a multinational “Board of Peace”, and supported by an International Stabilisation Force tasked with security and demilitarisation. This is meant to allow for the reconstruction of Gaza and stop a return to armed conflict. But Hamas and other Palestinian groups have rejected the idea of foreign guardianship over Gaza. They were also opposed to the UNSC resolution, saying it “paves the way for field arrangements imposed outside the Palestinian national will”.
So, could a final deal be likely?
Other than the still escalating death toll in Gaza, nothing is certain. Netanyahu, according to his critics, is an opportunist to his core, who is still balancing several competing threats at home. Meanwhile, Trump and his inexperienced political negotiators drawn from outside of the US’s diplomatic core find themselves negotiating a settlement to both the genocide in Gaza and the war in Ukraine. And, whatever deal is agreed upon, Israel is almost certain to continue to attack Gaza whenever it likes, much as it does in the occupied West Bank, Lebanon, Syria, and elsewhere in the region.
A Palestinian state also does not look any closer to fruition.
Mekelberg points out that with so many potentially shifting factors, including Israel’s domestic politics, it is hard to know if a final deal is achievable. “It’s Netanyahu,” Mekelberg said. “His corruption cuts through everything, from his legitimisation of the far-right at home to the way he’s approached the conscription of the ultra-Orthodox [Jews in the Israeli military]. It’s too messy. There are no lines through. “Add to this a US president that is also unpredictable, and it’s close to impossible to predict how this will play out.”} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/12/8/are-israel-hamas-entering-the-second-phase-of-the-ceasefire


Videoscreen grab: Francesca Albanese
Al Jazeera - Dec 7, 2025 - By Usaid Siddiqui
{‘We need to make it work’: Can international law deliver justice?
Gaza dominates the Doha Forum as experts warn political pressure from nation states undermines international law. After the US government placed sanctions on the United Nations’ special rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories, Francesca Albanese, her life turned upside down. Credit cards stopped working, she told Al Jazeera. A hotel reservation booked by the European Parliament was cancelled. Medical insurance was denied. For Albanese, the consequences of her work on Israel’s genocide against the Palestinian people of Gaza were not just professional — they were personal, too. “We are turned into non-persons,” she said at the Doha Forum, calling the sanctions imposed against her “unlawful” under international law. “But again, for me, it’s important that people understand the extent … the United States, Israel and others would go to silence the voice of justice, the voice of human rights,” Albanese said. As leaders, diplomats, and legal experts gathered in Qatar’s capital for the Doha Forum this weekend under the theme “Justice in Action: Beyond Promises to Progress”, the crisis in Gaza dominated discussions. Allegations of genocide against Israel, repeated vetoes blocking UN ceasefire resolutions, and growing pressure on international justice mechanisms have made Gaza a test case for the rules-based international order, raising questions about whether international law is capable of providing justice.
‘Sense of insecurity around me’
According to Albanese’s legal assessments, Israel’s conduct in its war on Gaza constitutes a genocide, a term that prominent human rights groups such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and Israel’s B’Tselem have also used. When announcing the sanctions on Albanese, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio accused her of waging a “campaign of political and economic warfare against the United States and Israel”. She says the allegation is baseless. “I have been subjected to smear campaigns,” she said, adding that US officials have accused her of being an anti-Semite, of supporting violence, and of failing to condemn the crimes committed on October 7 against Israeli civilians. “It has created a sense of insecurity around me. I have received threats from all corners,” Albanese said. In addition to targeting Albanese, the US imposed sanctions in August on nine judges and prosecutors of the International Criminal Court (ICC), including two European citizens, after the court began investigating alleged Israeli war crimes in Gaza. “This is mafia-style intimidation that we are subjected to, just for doing our job,” Albanese noted, warning that sanctions and intimidation of legal experts set a dangerous precedent. “There will be that pressure [on ICC judges and legal experts] that, if I go on this route, this is going to be scrutinised. This is the idea, to make it impossible for the organisation, for the ICC to work,” she cautioned. “Imagine that every US person interacting with us, someone who works in the US or is a citizen, could go to jail for up to 20 years. It creates a chilling effect.”
Western hesitance
In November 2024, the ICC issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defence Minister Yoav Gallant for alleged “war crimes”. The US called the move “outrageous”, and while the United Kingdom and Canada said they would adhere to international law, they did not make clear if they would uphold the warrant. Many Western countries have not described Israel’s actions in Gaza as genocide and have continued to send the country arms, despite growing allegations of war crimes occurring in Gaza. Albanese emphasised that nations continuing to transfer arms are failing in their legal obligations. “They have the obligation to prevent a genocide that has already been recognised as plausible in January 2024 by the International Court of Justice,” she said. Janine Di Giovanni, co-founder of the Reckoning Project, which documents war crimes in Sudan, Ukraine and Gaza, said the position of many Western states reeked of a glaring “double standard”. “There is one set of laws and rules that pertain to Ukraine … and another set for brown and Black people,” she said, pointing to the ICC’s historical focus on African leaders and the failure of Western powers to hold Israel accountable. Di Giovanni directed her criticism at European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, saying the former Estonian prime minister had been “negligent” when it came to Gaza. “She points out over and over again what [Russian President] Putin has done in Ukraine, but not a word about Gaza,” she added. “She’s the EU foreign policy chief. She has a responsibility to point out Israel’s criminality.”
Is international law still relevant?
With multilateral institutions and the international law system coming under growing pressure from nation-states, Albanese said that international law does work and that “we need to make it work”. “I often make the example, if a cure doesn’t work, would you trash all medicine? No,” she asserted. “This is the first genocide in history that has awakened a conscience, a global conscience, and has the potential to be stopped.” Meanwhile, Reckoning Project’s Di Giovanni said the UN General Assembly could be “activated to work at a higher level and a more effective level than what they’re doing, while the Security Council is blocked”.
“But maybe this shows us that we need to have a greater reform for how the Security Council works,” she said. Di Giovanni added that it was crucial to address the “extraordinary heinous crimes that Netanyahu and others” have committed, or else it would send a message that “impunity is rampant”. “Without accountability, there is no global security,” she said.} Video - Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/12/7/we-need-to-make-it-work-can-international-law-deliver-justice

Quds News - Dec 7, 2025
{Israeli Forces Raid UNRWA Headquarters in Jerusalem, Steal Phones and Block Communications
Israeli police raided UNRWA’s Jerusalem headquarters at dawn, cutting communications and seizing phones, as Israeli attacks rise across the occupied city.
Occupied Jerusalem (QNN)- Israeli forces raided the headquarters of the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood of occupied Jerusalem early Monday. Municipal teams from the Jerusalem Municipality followed the Israeli forces and searched the site. They also took the guards’ phones. In a short English statement, UNRWA said large numbers of Israeli security forces arrived at the compound and remain inside. The agency said it has no further information because communications with staff were cut. UNRWA stressed that no UN employees were present during the raid. It called the forced, unauthorized entry “an unacceptable violation” of the agency’s privileges and immunities as a UN body. UNRWA noted that Israel is a party to the UN Convention on the Privileges and Immunities (Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations), which protects UN premises, property, and assets from inspection and seizure. Israeli attacks on UNRWA have escalated since October 2024. On 28 October 2024, the Knesset passed two laws that ban UNRWA from operating in areas Israel considers under its sovereignty. The laws also removed the agency’s privileges and blocked any official Israeli contact with it. On 28 January this year, Israel closed the agency’s “presidency” office in Sheikh Jarrah under the same laws. Harassment of UNRWA continued in the months that followed.} Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66845&slug=israeli-forces-raid-unrwa-headquarters-in-jerusalem-steal-phones-and-block-communications


3-Year-Old Child killed
Quds News - Dec 7, 2025
{Israel Kills 3-Year-Old Child in Gaza as Ceasefire Violations Mount
Israeli fire killed a three-year-old girl in Rafah as Gaza reports six deaths in 24 hours. Health officials warn of a collapsing medical system and blocked aid under ongoing ceasefire violations.
Gaza (QNN)- Medical sources in Gaza said on Sunday that Israeli forces killed a three-year-old girl in an area outside the army’s deployment zone in the Mawasi region of Rafah. The attack came as Israel continued to violate the ceasefire with new strikes and ground fire across the Strip. Emergency teams said the child, Ahed al-Biyouk, was shot by Israeli soldiers in southern Gaza. Minutes later, Israeli artillery targeted areas east of Deir al-Balah in the central Strip. The renewed fire pushed the 24-hour death toll to six, with dozens more injured. The Ministry of Health said its hospitals received six victims and 17 wounded in the past day. The ministry warned that the real toll is higher. Many victims remain under the rubble and on the roads. Ambulance and civil-defense teams cannot reach them due to ongoing Israeli fire. Since the ceasefire began, the ministry has recorded 3,732 victims and 970 wounded. Rescue workers also recovered 624 bodies from under destroyed homes. These numbers raise the total toll of Israel’s genocide in Gaza to 70,360 victims and 171,047 wounded. The Health Ministry said Gaza’s medical system is collapsing due to extreme shortages. It reported that 52% of essential medicines are out of stock, while 71% of medical consumables are no longer available and 70% of lab supplies have run out. The Health Ministry and humanitarian teams say Israel continues to obstruct key parts of the ceasefire agreement. Israel delays the entry of humanitarian aid and blocks the agreed daily volume of 660 truckloads. Aid groups say the restrictions worsen conditions for thousands of wounded, starving, and displaced Palestinians who have no shelter and little access to medical care. Meanwhile, the United States and the mediating countries continue to ignore Israel’s violations.} Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66843&slug=israel-kills-3-year-old-child-in-gaza-as-ceasefire-violations-mount

Quds News - Dec 7, 2025
{Ellison Family Builds Expanding Media Empire to Shape U.S. Narrative in Favor of Israel, Report
A new investigation reveals how billionaire Larry Ellison and his son David are building a pro-Israel media empire. From backing the Israeli miniseries “Red Alert” to pushing major deals in Hollywood and TikTok, the Ellisons are shaping U.S. narratives on Gaza and October 7. Critics warn that their expanding control over TV, film, news, and social media could give Israel unprecedented influence over what millions of Americans see and believe.
Washington (QNN)- A new investigation in +972 magazine reveals a growing media project led by billionaire Larry Ellison and his son David. The report says the family seeks to reshape the American narrative to serve Israel. The investigation opens with the story of “Red Alert,” an Israeli miniseries about the events of October 7, 2023. Its producers openly described it as a “propaganda” project. They said the goal was to “change the narrative” about the resistance operation. Global distributors refused to buy the show due to the political climate and the expanding boycott of Israeli cultural institutions. Only one major figure stepped forward: David Ellison. After viewing the series, he said, “It would be my honor to be a partner in this.” Alden says this support was not an isolated case. He argues it reflects a larger trend as the Ellison family builds what he calls a “pro-Israel information empire.” Alden traces the Ellisons’ rapid expansion. The family took control of Paramount and CBS, then purchased The Free Press. David Ellison appointed its CEO, Bari Weiss, a zionist and vocal supporter of Israel, as head of CBS News. Alden reports that Paramount Skydance took a unique stance among Hollywood studios by condemning the boycott of Israeli cinema. At the same time, the company prepared “blacklists” of artists labeled “antisemitic.” David Ellison claims that his decisions are “not political.” But the report links his choices to the broader vision of his father, one of Silicon Valley’s biggest supporters of Israel and a close ally of US President Donald Trump. Alden lives in Los Angeles and has written for Jewish Currents, The Nation, and The New York Times. The investigation says the Ellisons now seek additional assets. These include parts of Warner Bros. Discovery and a role in the US purchase of TikTok. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who faces international arrest warrants over war crimes in Gaza, called the potential TikTok deal “the most important purchase happening now.” He said it could influence what 170 million Americans see online.
Israeli officials and pro-Israel advocacy groups fear TikTok continues to make young Americans watch real videos of Israeli crimes in Gaza . Lara Friedman, head of the Washington-based Foundation for Middle East Peace, warned that TikTok became a platform where “massacres in Gaza” reach millions of young users.
Former Obama speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz said at a JFNA conference, “TikTok is smashing our young people’s brains all day with videos of carnage in Gaza.” She said young Jews reject her pro-Israel arguments because “they are seeing the massacre in their minds.” At an event hosted by the Israeli newspaper Israel Hayom, former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called the platform’s influence on how youth understand October 7 “a serious problem.” The report links these concerns to strong pressure from US zionist institutions. In a leaked recording, the head of the Anti-Defamation League said, “We have a TikTok problem. We have a Gen Z problem. We must act fast.” Alden details how the new media empire is already affecting newsroom decisions. After Weiss took control of CBS News, the network fired several journalists who covered Gaza critically. Veteran correspondent Deborah Patta was among them. Internal sources said “the ax fell on those whose coverage appeared anti-Israel.” Meanwhile, a Rome-based correspondent who openly voiced pro-Israel views kept his job and asked to cover Gaza. Analysts warn that the Ellisons’ growing power could reshape American media. Journalist Taylor Lorenz compared the trend to countries “where there is no free press.” She said any further expansion would give the family unprecedented influence over information consumed by Americans. Pro-Israel voices celebrate this shift. At the premiere of “Red Alert,” activist Eve Barlow said, “The Zionists entered Hollywood tonight.”} Source: https://qudsnen.co/post?id=66842&slug=ellison-family-builds-expanding-media-empire-to-shape-us-narrative-in-favor-of-israel-report

   

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